In Nigeria’s sun, where my roots first found life,  

I watched the Earth bend, but never break,  

The rivers surged, the trees stood tall,  

An echo of strength in each passing quake.  

Now in New York, as a student of tech,  

I merge my worlds, with each careful step.

At CUNY, I learned to build with code,  

To craft solutions for waters far and near,  

Hudson’s depths, like Lagos’ tides,  

They speak of change, of futures unclear.  

With sensors, circuits, and a hopeful hand,  

I study the Earth, I understand.

ECO-VIVENCIAS in Puerto Rico called,  

Through trails and oceans, I found new light,  

With Para la Naturaleza guiding our way,  

We reforested hills, protecting the right.  

Kayaks cut through rivers deep,  

As mangroves whispered secrets to keep.

Reforestation, a labor of hope,  

Our hands in soil, hearts in tune,  

With every seed, the future grows,  

A promise sung beneath the moon.  

Nature taught me, in quiet breath,  

That healing rises after death.

As I move forward, I carry this,  

A love for Earth, a passion bright,  

For tech and nature, hand in hand,  

Will guide us all towards the light.  

For in resilience, the Earth survives,  

And in its strength, we too shall thrive.